2009 Nebraska Young Optometrist of the Year

At Omaha Primary Eye Care, our staff is friendly and professional. Our commitment is to provide exceptional customer service to all of our Omaha patients. We take pride in our personalized care and strive to spend the necessary time with each patient to ensure a comfortable experience.

Our Omaha optometry professionals are passionate about providing high-quality care to our family of patients. We focus on providing comprehensive eye exams, a large selection of fashionable eyewear, and the best possible vision care. Come in today to meet our Omaha staff and make an appointment.

Dr. CoreyLangford

Dr. Corey Langford started wearing glasses in first grade after his mother noticed him closing one eye to read – a common coping mechanism for kids with double vision. Many trips to the optometrist throughout his life led Dr. Langford to pursue a career in the field after graduating from Beatrice High School and earning a degree in chemistry from The University of Nebraska at Kearney.

Dr. Langford graduated Summa Cum Laude from the Pennsylvania College of Optometry in Philadelphia. After graduation, Dr. Langford completed an optional year of training with ophthalmologic specialists in Philadelphia.

Corey and his wife moved to Omaha in 2002 and took over Graves Vision Clinic, which became Omaha Eye Care. In 2008 Dr. Langford merged his practice with Omaha Primary Eye Care. Dr. Langford is heavily involved in The Nebraska Optometric Association. He was awarded the 2009 Nebraska Young Optometrist of the Year and served as the association’s president in 2012. Dr. Langford continues to stay actively involved on the legislative side of Nebraska optometry with the goal of improving access to full scope optometric care for all Nebraskans.

Dr. Langford spends the majority of his free-time with his wife and 4 children. Corey is also a member of the leadership team of Band of Brothers, a men’s ministry founded at King of King’s Lutheran Church. His hobbies include hiking fourteen thousand foot mountains and cheering on his beloved Chicago Cubs.